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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
3
The article stresses storing fodder through silage or meadow hay to buffer stock needs. It cites silage yields from three acres supporting 150 sheep or 35 dairy cows for four months and urges producers to plan, cut, and store at peak pasture growth, emphasizing persistent phosphate replenishment.
A quip records a doctor telling a patient to bathe before retirement. The patient counters he does not expect to retire for twenty years, signaling humor about aging and plans.
The fragment notes the former monarch's pleasant demeanor after relinquishing the throne and pursuing a quiet life abroad. It hints at ongoing efforts to recover his crown and mentions mood and perception among contemporaries.
The article describes Greek resistance and rugged endurance facing invasion. It highlights the Pindus range dividing Epirus and Thessaly, harsh alpine terrain, and the soldiers adaptability. Each troop carries simple rations, portable kitchens, and water gourds as they march, embodying Hellas as homeland and ideal.
A column reflects on the dying Spanish ex king in Rome amid assassinations, bemoans hereditary rule, and criticizes royal pretensions. It then vents about Adelaide carnival sideshows, jokes about a royal show without them, and laments children's cartoon trends and modern entertainment tastes.
Senator E B Johnston received a letter from Treasurer A W Fadden describing a plan to use one stamp for both Commonwealth and State taxation in deductions from wages. It notes Victoria South Australia and Tasmania already use a single stamp and Western Australia has deferred approval until after the current financial year ends. A decision is expected on reconsideration.
The Minister for Industrial Development A R G Hawke announced plans to develop the linseed sector in the State. The scheme aims to cut imports of linseed oil meal and cake starting with a one third reduction in the first year and further reductions in subsequent years. 1000 bushels of special seed have been ordered from America for distribution to local growers. 2000 acres are to be planted in the Avon Valley next season with government price guarantees, local processing, and state sourcing of oil pressing equipment.
The article outlines pig growth in three phases from birth to maturity, noting rapid skeleton growth first, then reproductive and fat development. It emphasizes prenatal care, proper feeding of the brood sow through gestation to ensure large healthy litters and avoid digestive disorders at farrowing.
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